Features

KartKraft is an authentic, intense and hyperrealistic kart racing title developed by Black Delta.

Champions are made in KartKraft.

No suspension, no downforce, no seatbelts; this is real kart racing. Sharpen your race craft as 30 other drivers hustle to get past and steal the chequered flag. With 3.5Gs of cornering forces thrust upon you every 3 seconds, you’ll quickly learn why only karting moulds you into a champion.

Faster than an exotic supercar.

Power through the lower classes to unlock the 45+ horsepower, purpose built KZ2 racing kart capable of reaching 160km/h, just 18 millimetres off the ground. Accelerating from 0-100km/h in just 3.1 seconds, you’re quicker than the McLaren MP4-12C and as fast as the Lamborghini Aventador.

Look as fast as you drive. Race with style.

Kit out your avatar with the latest gear from Alpinestars, Freem, Arai, Sparco, Mir and more. From suits, gloves, boots, and helmets, choose the way you look on the track.

Build the ultimate race team.

Real kart physics.

Hear the motor scream as it reaches 21,000RPM. Feel the tyre biting into the asphalt while it generates 3x the cornering forces of a road car. See the chassis twist as you slam headfirst into the tyre wall. With the only dedicated kart physics engine in gaming, this is as real as it gets.

Race across the globe. From Europe to the USA.

Race on world renowned circuits, from Sarno in Italy, Atlanta Motorsports Park in the USA, Paul Fletcher International in the UK and Geelong Karting Club in Australia. Laser scanned and reproduced with millimetre accuracy, you’re racing on the real track.

Developed for Windows and Oculus Rift

About Black Delta

Black Delta is a leading interactive entertainment and commercial software company that delivers games, simulation software and commercial solutions for PC, console, mobile, tablets and VR headsets. Black Delta is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.

“We combine brilliant minds with cutting-edge technology, to recreate the world around us with precision accuracy.”